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Poor doggies! Being blame for something they didn't commit! Like Cina Babis! If only Najibee could offer some of his billions to make Malaysia clean this kinds of things wouldn't happen! Doogies have to adapt to its environment! They have no choice to survive in dirty Matlands! Where art thou Allah?
GEORGE TOWN - A battle is on to keep rabies at bay within Penang, Kedah and Perlis.
To date, 919 dogs have been culled in the three states under measures to contain and eradicate the disease.
The exercise is now in full swing with some 200 personnel from the Veterinary Services Department throughout the country deployed to the three rabies-hit states.
State Veterinary Services Depart*ment director Dr Siti Salmiah Tahir said the strays were caught using tranquillisers and put to sleep by injection on site.
"The dogs culled on the island will be incinerated while those on the mainland will be buried," she told a press conference at her office in Bukit Tengah here yesterday.
The culling, announced on Thursday by Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng, goes on even as animal rights groups mount fresh protests.
Lim said yesterday the Penang government was firm on its decision to put stray dogs to sleep to prevent a rabies endemic here.
GEORGE TOWN - A battle is on to keep rabies at bay within Penang, Kedah and Perlis.
To date, 919 dogs have been culled in the three states under measures to contain and eradicate the disease.
The exercise is now in full swing with some 200 personnel from the Veterinary Services Department throughout the country deployed to the three rabies-hit states.
State Veterinary Services Depart*ment director Dr Siti Salmiah Tahir said the strays were caught using tranquillisers and put to sleep by injection on site.
"The dogs culled on the island will be incinerated while those on the mainland will be buried," she told a press conference at her office in Bukit Tengah here yesterday.
The culling, announced on Thursday by Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng, goes on even as animal rights groups mount fresh protests.
Lim said yesterday the Penang government was firm on its decision to put stray dogs to sleep to prevent a rabies endemic here.
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